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Post by Robert Groby Blum on Oct 29, 2005 8:49:31 GMT
Right now, I can only do that through the 'File' menu - which is one of the less likely places to put that option. 'Edit' or 'Text' might be better choices.
Even better, enable editing through a second delayed click like finder does.
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Post by groby on Oct 29, 2005 8:54:57 GMT
If I may follow up on myself - an ideal place for renaming would be the header on the index card. That's the first place I clicked on when I tried to rename one of my characters. It just makes sense(tm)  |
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Post by KB on Oct 29, 2005 8:55:10 GMT
It's under "File" because that is where the same option appears in other Apple programs with the same option...
You can rename documents or folders by option-clicking, so you don't need to use a menu. This separates it from double-clicking, which is reserved for opening documents in a separate window. (The delayed click is a possibility, but actually *very* hard to implement correctly - I have added it to the list of things to look into, though I had a good crack at this before and was never happy with the results; it's something that a lot of Cocoa programmers ask about on lists but get no response...)
Thanks,
KB
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Post by groby on Oct 29, 2005 20:49:05 GMT
Dang - I always used the double click before, so I never looked for it in the menus. You're right, it lives under "File". How bizarre! On the other hand, I never knew about option click, so thanks for the hint.
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